Cobalt to Zero, page-106

According to that logic, when cobalt prices fall then demand and useage will be re-stimulated.

Random Ace, CLQ has cobalt as a bi-product. It is primarily a nickel project and it's costs before by-product credits is low, first quartile.

The cobalt is a potential windfall. Financing. The mine is not a problem. There are many other potential sources of income for the company.

If you are worried about cobalt prices and future useage, I u understand it, but you will not even hazard a guess about the penetration of cobalt free EV batteries in five years. Unless one thinks this is going to be a substantial figure, it is not something one needs to worry about now.